The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-19


City Club. He began rrosha f'ssAAA
bis professional career with the Williamsport
Club In 1884. and was secured By the Trenton
Club in 1885. When the Trentons took the
place of the Jersey City Club In 1885. he. with
kattimore. were the pitchers Of the club for
the wind.up Of the season. He remained with
the club during 1886. and led the Eastern
League battsrs and right fielders. He did
some remarkable work for tho Jersey City
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THE NEW YORK CLUB.
could jass efssaS orF
eSe9 y ia idq IN 81 sss ssmes WIZ ths SssSps
SnoSked out 2s runs in the game With the the
tseashs sSss sS a. SnS lad lost hs srp on he
and hsd thsreioEe been h 6attsd aSrdi IN
aug ~, WIN n sses rs! ssFssd
1871 ~
the New Works. :, The question, now arises,
81. .sea E'S Ss Ssfs IT, ss%ssa
then their road TO the championship I ship t flag.
e. e viz &! NOT moi f s. russed Ssy saddsny AKA
Themselves IN possession Of q remarkably tine
sna e. & bss heir e eid n now ' y strong Il
NOT stronger. than It ever was. Richardson
. sv aNnS eS aS IT,
has nSt been re fsSse sasiF Re lSs
q the way Of betting; although eI. their aeI
fss now Hoped stream of VIII
last, and that the fielding will continue IN the
s ss Rr t s w VIII tie fss ss t.
sessons Tor bis belief. namely. that ne oIu6 hes
Disyed its strongest game, and that It's pitchers
III nbsp
1ng about brokep-up batteries.
here Tie % lhsir bess varf. and games ssS ?.
and better sssd tnaP e. the
be surprised. On any grounds outside Of this
bs. e. S hsre he
contests are close.
THE BRooKLYN CLUB.
Probably 80, 900 lovers Of the national game
Roos s6sItng now being made y the BTootiya
Club The Ss oSs Ytl sas
moved Itself in any part 81 the nine until their
Western TIP whep they began - e h ts e. on
sa Wsssfnsss Thsn @ Up
siub's eatohers took place. Clarke was found
81 = catcher 0,Brien was forced to 60 In day
h Scua s hod eso
acquired to help him out. Peoples then became
@ to but he s a9t man to
Get into form than the managers found that
although they had long line Of pitchers In
al q WON had gwen good promise d iinc
work this season. they had only one or two
men they cTSid put into the 6oS with feeling
Wssf. Sufch fsli on In his wors. Just as he
does overy season when the warm weather
OWING to an injured hand and a, surplus OF
hosh. just why Pinkney fell Of In his work no
sSs men ran bases only on clean base hits. 1910
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play better ball, and that too. before long. He
ga not say that any changes were H, Intended IN
bad Sssa 0 on Z the road iootias Tor players,
but with 40 success just what MT; Byrne t,
Sa h ns ssf as 'bs s
A e w to 81 s e. cHSfb Rsy
@qna nes e Sssses Gn sSSa could
Sss5aSls man even at 9ost o. 5000 Gr 49,
They aoknowlsdge that their outfeld is weak.
But what can they do? The men are not to be
had 70 strenethen the nine They saZ. toe, that
their w9rk, they will stand BY them until they
are well, Mr.. Byrne said that he must ac-
knowledge that Capt. SwartwoQd was not the
player he was last season. but he still oonsid-
Sred 6WartWood one Of the best OF captains.
In the meantime the base ball loyers Of
Brooklyn are disappointed, They say that had
tho club not made suoh cleYer opening In the
people have no fault 10 md With the managers
81 the dub. bot they do hnd fault with the
players for not tryinE 70 do better. They take
no chAnoes. and In this way often lose game.
WHAT THE INDIANS Arr DorHo.
AZ least two important changes have been
made In thS Netropollsan, Club recently; one
RsaSs q na kess
Py s amy mean 10 had bsea With 4 for .syersl
dub AZ dH aSs DO VII there. sed wa was I'm IN
sons sons Z tine bssS trying tp get back On
Pc by TIE S,n nSS sss 4Ss
e Saos sOss oieS @ q t.fs S'S Elm
SSaf. KoS1m2h kRO done some gQod WORK n